UH Mānoa Media Log
“UH MĀNOA IN THE NEWS”
Media log for March 7 (Monday) – March 13, 2011 (Sunday)
SUNDAY, March 13
CTAHR’s Brent Buckley says farming industry faces challenge of attracting young generation. Star-Advertiser
SATURDAY, March 12
Athletic trainer Takashi Moribe helps translation for visiting Tokyo Women's College of Physical Education through tsunami worries. Star-Advertiser
FRIDAY, March 11
Tsunami warning forces University of Portland baseball team to relocate from hotel to home of player J.R. Bunda. KATU-TV (Oregon)
Classes canceled message is posted on UH emergency website. WTXF-TV (Philadelphia)
Despite concerns, daughter of station manager is safe at UH. WDTN-TV (Ohio)
Philosophy’s Ken Kipnis says radioactive particles may drift thousands of miles. KITV
Retired seismologist Dan Walker provides assessment of likely tsunami impact in Hawaii. KITV
THURSDAY, March 10
Astronomers track asteroid Apophis as potentially dangerous near-Earth object. Astronomy magazine Universe Today
HIMB assesses impact of pollution on marine sea star. PhysOrg.com
TUESDAY, March 8
New Architecture scholarship honors retired Prof. Leighton Liu. Star-Advertiser
HIMB researchers discover new wintering areas for humpback whales through their songs. E!Science News PhysOrg.com Hawaii News Now Star-Advertiser
Meteorology’s Steven Businger uses computer model to track path of vog. KHON2
MONDAY, March 7
Study by Speech’s Devan Rosen suggests females who base self worth on appearance are more active online and in social networking sites. PsychCentral Bio-Medicine
CTAHR educates gardeners on avoiding invasive plant species when choosing plants. Star-Advertiser